Yes, and most tomatoes and beans have been grafted at some point which is a form of GMOing, that still doesn't negate the fact I wouldn't mind being told what's in my food. The same way they don't just say there is fat in my food, they break it down into Trans, Mono, etc...
Eating different types of fat can have health consequences, so having that information is relevant to you. There is no difference between a plant that was produced via GMO vs. selective breeding. So, unless you have some ethical reason for rejecting GMOs, having that information gives you zero benefit.
Yes, and most tomatoes and beans have been grafted at some point which is a form of GMOing, that still doesn't negate the fact I wouldn't mind being told what's in my food. The same way they don't just say there is fat in my food, they break it down into Trans, Mono, etc...
Eating different types of fat can have health consequences, so having that information is relevant to you. There is no difference between a plant that was produced via GMO vs. selective breeding. So, unless you have some ethical reason for rejecting GMOs, having that information gives you zero benefit.